Modelling of constant pressure expression of homogeneous semi-solid material
Mechanical expression is the separation of liquid from a two-phase solid/liquid system by compression due to movement of a retaining wall rather than pumping the solid/liquid system into a fixed chamber as in filtration. In this study, the basic consolidation equation was derived by combining the fu...
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2020
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| 总结: | Mechanical expression is the separation of liquid from a two-phase solid/liquid system by compression due to movement of a retaining wall rather than pumping the solid/liquid system into a fixed chamber as in filtration. In this study, the basic consolidation equation was derived by combining the fundamental equation for power law non-Newtonian flow through the cake with the equation of continuity and solved numerically using the Runge–Kutta method. As a model solid/liquid mixture, cellulose powder mixed with an aqueous solution of sodium polyacrylate was used. The mixture was preconsolidated under a constant pressure ps1, resulting in a homogeneous cake of thickness L1. Then it was expressed under a constant pressure p. The time course of the thickness L of the sample was measured. L∞ is the final thickness of the compressed cake. The agreement between calculated and experimental Uc was satisfactory when the creep effect was considered. |
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